Establishes a universal representation program for immigration proceedings in Hawaii.
The bill establishes a universal representation program in immigration proceedings in Hawaii. The program, administered by the office of community services, aims to provide legal representation to individuals facing immigration-related proceedings, regardless of their ability to pay. It prioritizes services for detained, at-risk, or vulnerable individuals. The program will collect and report data on outcomes while maintaining confidentiality. Funding is appropriated for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027. The program will submit annual reports to the legislature.
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